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Brazilian pharma targets internationalization
Brazilian pharmaceutical companies announce plans of internationalization. Latin America is primary target. The idea is to build partnerships, license and distribute branded products, but investment of investing in green field abroad is also a possibility. This is the case Hypermarcas, … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil, Business, Investment
Tagged ABIQUIF, Angola, Apex, Argentina, Colombia, EMS, Germany, Hypermarcas, internationalization, Latin America, Mexico, pharma, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, Venezuela
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South Africa’s AECI announces investment plan in Brazil
South Africa’s AECI is looking to spend up to 1 billion rand ($148 million) on acquisitions of chemical companies in Brazil. AECI is a maker of industrials chemicals and explosives for the mining and manufacturing sectors. The Group has completed … Continue reading
Brazil’s Foreign Policy
As a former US military officer, I look at this issue of Brazilian involvement with a possible military opponent with a certain amount of careful distance. It could be friends and former colleagues who are on the other side of … Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Brazil, Politics
Tagged Africa, Argentina, China, Cuba, Ethanol, Europe, Foreign policy, Great Britain, Hugo Chavez, IAEA, Iran, Lebanon, Lula, PT, Russia, Security Council, South Africa, Turkey, UN, US, Venezuela
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Now Everyone Wants to be the “Fifth BRIC”
Last year in a Special Report on Indonesia, The Economist quotes certain investment bank research arguing that Indonesia may be the “fifth BRIC” (BRIIC?). Now, in the latest edition, The Economist notes a source saying that Africa should be the … Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Brazil, Business, Economy
Tagged Africa, America, Bob Zoellick, Brazil, BRIC, Europe, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, FHC, GDP, IMF, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Overseas Development Institute, South Africa, The Economist, Think tank, Turkey, United Nations, United States, World Bank
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Current Status of BRICs
This article in The Economist was published at the same time as the 2nd meeting of the BRIC nations in Brasilia. The article raises an interesting question of how cohesive the BRIC nations are beyond the original economic categorization. The … Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Brazil, Business, Economy, Investment, Politics
Tagged Brasilia, Brazil, BRIC, China, India, Obama, OECD, Russia, South Africa, The Economist
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